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Life as a photographer: Rick Senley

What is your photography story – how did you get to here? I’ve always seen photography (and all my creative endeavours) as a form of escapism and a portal into adventure. On a practical level, I had lofty youthful ambitions of being a travel writer. I started writing travel features, then once I realised that… View Article

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Life as a Photographer: Tamsyn Morgans

What is your photography story – how did you get to here? I have worked in the commercial photographic industry for over 20 years. Starting as a commercial model in the late 90’s, I then became a model booker at a model agency. I moved on to make-up artist and styling work before taking time… View Article

The Changing Face of Havana

Loop shooter and guest blogger, Alan Novelli, had this to say about a trip to Cuba in March this year: ‘Fancy a trip to Havana? Well for those that have already experienced the city and are about to do so again… be prepared for a huge change from your last visit. The easing of travel… View Article

Amazing Aurora Dreams

In January this year, Loop photographer and guest blogger Ed Rhodes went on a trip to Iceland to capture the aurora; here is his account.. Amazing Aurora Dreams To see The Northern Lights – or Aurora Borealis as it’s correctly known – in all its glory with my own eyes is something that I have… View Article

A Photographer in North Korea

I am standing in the queue, passport in hand waiting to head through immigration. It is a ritual I have been through many times before but this time I feel somewhat nervous. I hand over my passport, slightly sweating

The Legacy Project

Loop photographer, Jason Friend, has embarked on a fascinating not-for-profit endeavour called The Legacy Project, to capture the mystifying stone remains of prehistoric sites scattered across the British Isles. Ancient stone circles are a remarkable legacy of Neolithic Britain, their shadowy origins stirring the hushed whispers of fables and legends throughout the ages. With the… View Article

How I Got The Shot: Jon Bower

Flying from Beijing to Lhasa, the capital of Tibet, we landed and for security reasons or otherwise, were held on the runway for what seemed like days, but was probably only 3 hours. I was sat by the window affording me a great view of a succession of people wandering about on the tarmac below. As is… View Article

Shooting funky portraits

Loop photographer, James Bellorini, has just finished shooting a major portrait project for an exhibition commissioned by Brighton Fringe: 35 portraits of performers and creators photographed in just over 2 months. We caught up with him and grilled him on his portrait techniques.. Hi James, you have a huge portrait portfolio featuring an eclectic mix of… View Article

Street Photography – you don’t need a street. Confused?

Definition: Street photography is a form of photography that features the human condition within public places and does not necessitate the presence of a street or even the urban environment. Pioneered by Eugene Atget in Paris from 1897-1927, the techniques he deployed have been adopted and advanced by luminaries as diverse as Cartier-Bresson, Diane Arbus, Garry… View Article

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